Celebrate Earth Day!

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Local Arugula, Beet and Chévre Salad

This salad pays homage to the farm fresh bounty within 100 miles of Woodland, CA. Local beets, chévre, arugula and walnuts are the pride of Nor Cal. Save on California-grown organic beets this week!

California-Grown Organic Beets 1 ct., 2/$5, Save 98¢ on 2

Laura Chenel – Sonoma, CA

This local company uses only fresh milk from family-raised goats, maintains an enduring tradition of European-style artisan cheesemaking, and is committed to supporting local farming and sustainable practices. Try their scrumptious local chévre in our featured salad recipe.

Locally Grown Organic Asparagus

Locally grown organic asparagus is in this week from our friends at Fully Belly Farm, Riverdog Farm and Durst Organic Growers! All grown in Yolo County, asparagus is the ultimate springtime vegetable. "Packed with nutrition, asparagus supplies 66 percent of the daily recommended dose of folic acid in just one cup."

— Dr. Liz Applegate, PhD

Pick some up through Tuesday at just $2.98/lb., save $3.01/lb.! And in honor of Earth Day, don’t let the trimmed ends go to waste! Turn them into soup with our simple recipe.

Organic Asparagus $2.98/lb., save $3.01/lb.

SunFed Organic Grass–Fed Beef London Broil

SunFed Ranch’s founding ranchers, the Byrne, Donati and LaGrande families, are committed to upholding the traditional farming methods and maintaining the heritage of our local farm communities. SunFed cattle are born and raised locally where they are humanely treated. SunFed cattle are free range, 100% grass fed and are never administered growth-enhancing hormones or antibiotics. Good sources of protein are important to maintaining a healthy diet, and for us, it’s hard to beat grass–fed beef in this category. Grass–fed beef supplies much needed vitamin B12, crucial for healthy circulation and more. On sale this week at $6.99/lb., save $3/lb.

SunFed Organic Grass–Fed Beef London Broil $6.99/lb., save $3/lb.

Equator Coffees

Our Fresh to Market coffee comes from our friends at Equator coffees who roast their sustainably sourced beans locally in their certified green facility in San Rafael. This woman-owned company is committed to quality and sustainabilty and it shows in every cup!

Cowgirl Creamery St. Pat

Sue Conley and Peggy Smith, two longtime friends and true foodies, founded Cowgirl Creamery in the early 1990s. Looking for a new adventure, they began making cheese in a restored barn in the quaint coastal town of Point Reyes Station in Marin County. They started by making fresh cheeses like cottage cheese, crème fraiche and fromage blanc using local neighbor Strauss Creamery’s organic milk. Soon after, they created Mt. Tam, a decadent triple–cream and probably their most famous product. Wanting to stay true to their foodie roots and really highlight the great agriculture around them, they began introducing their seasonal cheeses—Pierce Point (summer), Chimney Rock (fall), Devil’s Gulch (winter), and of course their delectable spring favorite, St. Pat. Made with whole organic milk, from yet another Point Reyes neighbor, it varies only from Mt. Tam in that the rind is wrapped in stinging nettles (a wild herb that grows naturally and abundantly throughout Marin County). Mild and sweet, with hints of artichoke, this is a great table cheese. Always serve it at room temperature to enjoy the full flavor and really appreciate its amazing texture.

Pick up St. Pat on sale this week!

Cowgirl Creamery St. Pat $27.99/lb., save $2/lb.

Organic Wine Primer

What is an Organic Wine?

We get a lot of questions about the differences between organic wine, wine made from organically grown grapes, biodynamic wines and wines with no sulfites added. Brush up on your wine knowledge with our quick primer.

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Ecos Cleaning Products

We love the earth–friendly products from Ecos—they’re green, clean and they really work! Ecos offers a wide selection of plant–based, biodegradable, non–toxic, PH neutral, phosphate–free products. Check out our buyer’s article for the run down on some the best.

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Greenfreak Bag Clips

A true feel–good product, Greenfreak bag clips are made from more than 80 percent recycled Styrofoam. The non–biodegradable plastic is recycled in a specialized process that Greenfreak calls “upcycling,” creating a great bag clip that’s super–durable! Plus, this product is not only green, it’s made in California using only state resources and labor. Now that’s something to feel good about.

Going Organic

Going Organic

Thinking of choosing organic produce, meats or packaged foods over conventionally grown? Both the planet and your body will thank you for it if you do! Here’s a run down on organic specifics, potential benefits and buying tips.

— Dr. Liz Applegate, PhD

You CAN Do It!

“Putting up” a jar of luscious strawberry jam or pickling a bushel of cucumbers gives you the satisfaction that comes with completing a project yourself. DIY canning also brings you a connection to family, culture and even heritage along with some bonus health and environmental benefits. Recycling your canning jars for next season’s bounty puts you ahead of the game when it comes to lessening your footprint on the planet. Using more of your own canned foods means fewer resources will be used in the process of making cans and taking produce long distances to canning factories. Mother Earth will smile. We’ve got everything you need for your canning adventure in one convenient location at each of our stores.

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You CAN Win a $500 Gift Card!

Calling all canners! Want to win a $500 Nugget Markets gift card? Submit three photos of your canning process, get the most votes and win!

April 2013
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On Special This Week

• Locally-Grown Organic Asparagus
  $2.98/lb. bag, save $3.01/lb.
• SunFed Organic Grass Fed Beef London Broil
  $6.99/lb., save $3/lb.
• Califia Almond Milk
  2/$5 48 OZ. bottle, save $3.98 on 2
• Stoneridge Dried Fruit
  $3.99 4-5 OZ., save $1.30
• Silver Hills Bread
  2/$5 15-21 OZ., save $3.98 on 2
• McClure’s Pickles
  $5.99 32 OZ. jar, save $3

…and more on special this week
April 17 - 23, 2013.